This commit adds the ability to archive tars on windows builds. As windows filepaths have colons in them (i.e. c:/kibana) tar thinks it is accessing a remote datasource. Adding the --force-local flag tells tar to archive a local file.
39 lines
1 KiB
JavaScript
39 lines
1 KiB
JavaScript
import { execFile } from 'child_process';
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import { all, fromNode } from 'bluebird';
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export default (grunt) => {
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const { config, log } = grunt;
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const cwd = config.get('buildDir');
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const targetDir = config.get('target');
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async function exec(cmd, args) {
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log.writeln(` > ${cmd} ${args.join(' ')}`);
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await fromNode(cb => execFile(cmd, args, { cwd }, cb));
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}
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async function archives({ name, buildName, zipPath, tarPath }) {
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if (/windows/.test(name)) {
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await exec('zip', ['-rq', '-ll', zipPath, buildName]);
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} else {
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const tarArguments = ['-zchf', tarPath, buildName];
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// Add a flag to handle filepaths with colons (i.e. C://...) on windows
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if (/^win/.test(process.platform)) {
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tarArguments.push('--force-local');
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}
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await exec('tar', tarArguments);
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}
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}
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grunt.registerTask('_build:archives', function () {
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grunt.file.mkdir(targetDir);
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all(
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config.get('platforms').map(async platform => await archives(platform))
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)
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.nodeify(this.async());
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});
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};
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